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MediaCorp set to deliver comprehensive YOG coverage



Special Report

• Special Report: Youth Olympic Games


Singapore broadcaster MediaCorp is set to bring the latest and most comprehensive coverage of the inaugural Youth Olympic Games (YOG).

As the official free-to-air broadcaster of the event, MediaCorp will deliver the excitement and buzz of the Games across all its platforms from August 14-26.

The Opening Ceremony at The Float@Marina Bay on August 14 will be telecast 'live' at 7:45pm - 10pm on Channel 5 / HD5. A repeat telecast will be aired on August 15 from 12pm - 3pm.

The Closing Ceremony at The Float@Marina Bay will be broadcast 'live' on August 26 from 7:30pm to 9:30pm on Channel 5 /HD5, and the repeat telecast on August 28 from 2pm to 4:30pm.

Viewers can also catch the 'live' action daily on MediaCorp channels U, 5 and on okto at the following times.

Daily 'LIVE' Games Action from August 15-25
1pm - 3pm - okto
3pm - 5pm - Channel U
3pm - 8pm - Channel 5 / HD5

Those who are unable to catch the 'live' action can tune in to Channel 5 / HD5 every night for highlights, between 11pm and midnight.

News bulletins on Channel NewsAsia will also have reports and results from the YOG.

You can also get regular updates from MediaCorp's various radio stations and in-depth analysis from the TODAY newspaper.

People on the move can tune in to radio stations 938LIVE, Class 95FM, 987FM, Gold 90.5FM, Capital 958, Oli 96.8FM and Warna 94.2FM for regular results updates, reviews and interviews.

938LIVE will also cover the Games daily on 1.35pm, 5.35pm 7.35pm and 9.35pm on weekdays; and 1pm, 5pm, 7pm and 10pm on weekends.

Singapore's only sports talk show on radio SportsZone on 938LIVE will shift its focus to the YOG on August 14, 21, 26 and 28.

Listeners will be able to call in with their heartfelt messages, opinions and speak to guests ranging from local sports officials, coaches and athletes.

Singapore's second most-read newspaper, TODAY, will provide in-depth stories and full daily coverage and analysis of the results.

Fans following YOG can also log on to the online portal at xinmsn.com/yog , www.channelnewsasia.com/YOG and http://www.todayonline.com/yog for the latest news, blogs, telecast schedule, medal tallies, athlete profiles, photos and videos.

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Please mind the gap.

 

[sinren67]

Aiya, still pics enuff liao lah..dun report at all lagi best

 

[suicidalpap]

Aiya, still pics enuff liao lah..dun report at all lagi best

They have to report because one minister said that the enthusiam is infectious. Mediacorpse has to sing the song, however dead they are.:p

 

[Brightkid]

[Daily 'LIVE' Games Action from August 15-25
1pm - 3pm - okto
3pm - 5pm - Channel U
3pm - 8pm - Channel 5 / HD5

Those who are unable to catch the 'live' action can tune in to Channel 5 / HD5 every night for highlights, between 11pm and midnight.

These timings are either people at work or in schools during work/school hours or asleep after 11pm a hard day's work/school.

So muchie for generating interests and support for the YOG by Mediacorpse. If it is do or die event, it should be in Prime time slots !

Hangon....is Mediacorpse also trying to tell us something about their interests here too with the timings ? Hmmmmm...........

 

[lianbeng]

i believe those 'live' coverage will be more extensive n intensive than world cup or the real olympics. want to bet or not?
YOG is our very 1st 'baby' u know? cannot fail or cockup one u know?

 

[ah_phah]

broadcast YOG for free, i also dont know how many sporns r so free to watch & follow the games. ok la, maybe all suah-ku, watch the opening & closing ceremony. but for the games... i really have doubts.

 

[sinren67]

Just cos our boys won over Zimbabwe 3-1 in soccer and Vivian expect us to fill up all the stadiums. It's just show how desperate and naive Vivian is.

 

[lianbeng]

Just cos our boys won over Zimbabwe 3-1 in soccer and Vivian expect us to fill up all the stadiums. It's just show how desperate and naive Vivian is.

can-do spirit mah!
do lor.

 

[Kuailan]

MediaCorp set to deliver comprehensive YOG coverage



Special Report

• Special Report: Youth Olympic Games


Singapore broadcaster MediaCorp is set to bring the latest and most comprehensive coverage of the inaugural Youth Olympic Games (YOG).

As the official free-to-air broadcaster of the event, MediaCorp will deliver the excitement and buzz of the Games across all its platforms from August 14-26.

The Opening Ceremony at The Float@Marina Bay on August 14 will be telecast 'live' at 7:45pm - 10pm on Channel 5 / HD5. A repeat telecast will be aired on August 15 from 12pm - 3pm.

The Closing Ceremony at The Float@Marina Bay will be broadcast 'live' on August 26 from 7:30pm to 9:30pm on Channel 5 /HD5, and the repeat telecast on August 28 from 2pm to 4:30pm.

Viewers can also catch the 'live' action daily on MediaCorp channels U, 5 and on okto at the following times.

Daily 'LIVE' Games Action from August 15-25
1pm - 3pm - okto
3pm - 5pm - Channel U
3pm - 8pm - Channel 5 / HD5

Those who are unable to catch the 'live' action can tune in to Channel 5 / HD5 every night for highlights, between 11pm and midnight.

News bulletins on Channel NewsAsia will also have reports and results from the YOG.

You can also get regular updates from MediaCorp's various radio stations and in-depth analysis from the TODAY newspaper.

People on the move can tune in to radio stations 938LIVE, Class 95FM, 987FM, Gold 90.5FM, Capital 958, Oli 96.8FM and Warna 94.2FM for regular results updates, reviews and interviews.

938LIVE will also cover the Games daily on 1.35pm, 5.35pm 7.35pm and 9.35pm on weekdays; and 1pm, 5pm, 7pm and 10pm on weekends.

Singapore's only sports talk show on radio SportsZone on 938LIVE will shift its focus to the YOG on August 14, 21, 26 and 28.

Listeners will be able to call in with their heartfelt messages, opinions and speak to guests ranging from local sports officials, coaches and athletes.

Singapore's second most-read newspaper, TODAY, will provide in-depth stories and full daily coverage and analysis of the results.

Fans following YOG can also log on to the online portal at xinmsn.com/yog , www.channelnewsasia.com/YOG and http://www.todayonline.com/yog for the latest news, blogs, telecast schedule, medal tallies, athlete profiles, photos and videos.

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Please mind the gap.

Mediacock is good for reporting "Garbage" I mean garbage leftout after the National Day or HDB garbage that is not collected..

So Mediacock is really a Garbage Station "wu lioa"

 

[lianbeng]

Mediacock is good for reporting "Garbage" I mean garbage leftout after the National Day or HDB garbage that is not collected..

So Mediacock is really a Garbage Station "wu lioa"

ofcoz they will zoom in on those garbage left behind after YOG or NDP n show us how hardworking those volunteers are then time to increase conservancy service charges liao lor.

 

[radon39]

Sibei heng ah they never corrupt CNA.....nb...that is about the only channel i watch

 

[Airlib]

They are the state media mah... Surely must report what.... Who in mediacorp dare to don't report.

Somemore it's no cost to them what and they can still sell advertising air-time to companies.... This time of no cost business, who won't do.

 

[suicidalpap]

These timings are either people at work or in schools during work/school hours or asleep after 11pm a hard day's work/school.

So muchie for generating interests and support for the YOG by Mediacorpse. If it is do or die event, it should be in Prime time slots !

Hangon....is Mediacorpse also trying to tell us something about their interests here too with the timings ? Hmmmmm...........

Singapore Pools should take live bets on all the games. Then every stadium will be full to the brim.:p

 

[suicidalpap]

Sibei heng ah they never corrupt CNA.....nb...that is about the only channel i watch

CNA news are repetitious. Every half hour, they repeat the same news.